After 14 years in Boston and Harvard, including 10 years at @HarvardHistSci, I’m excited to join Johns Hopkins University in the fall where I’ll be teaching, advising and contributing to curricular planning in their relatively recent major “Medicine, Science, and the Humanities.”

For insights into the situation of SWANA♀️that are not covered in mainstream media, check out @jmews's five most read articles of 2024: Narges Bajoghli and my piece, Noura Kamal @SohaBayoumi @ghafournia @Hamamra3 @AhmadQabaha5 @SAISIran https://t.co/He4klFLDX8

My faculty colleagues and I have been banned from Widener Library for two weeks to punish us for reading quietly while displaying quotations from the Library's statement of values

And now he’s using Victor Orban as a character witness

"Transgender operations on illegal aliens in prison" is just MAGA mad libs

Millions of children watching the Olympics opener are now traumatized for life 😶

For strategic planning reasons, taking a pause for 2025 and will not host an in-person event. We will have an online event in October, more details to come. Keep Baltimore on your mind - because that's where we'll be in 2026 thanks to @SohaBayoumi! More to come! #GraphMed2024

It bears repeating: it is unacceptable to respond to peaceful campus demonstrations with violent repression. 🧵

Wow, no one at the public radio station is a member of the party ideologically opposed to public radio???? Please stop pretending we need affirmative action for conservatives in a media ecosystem they already dominate.

BREAKING NEWS: DEI apparently responsible for Key Bridge collapse

The Oxford Handbook of Modern Egyptian History is now available. With sections on medicine, the environment, labor, law, culture, and the state, this edited volume features the work of @khaledfahmy11, @jenniferlderr, @SohaBayoumi, @omarcheta, @PascaleGhazaleh, and many more.

Embark on a journey through the handbook's rich tapestry of themes: Part I: Medicine, Environment, and Disease Part II: Technology, Mobility, and Labor Part III: Law and Society Part IV: Textual, Performative, and Visual Culture Part V: State, Politics, and Intellectuals

umm...note to CNN...a "chaotic incident" is college kids storming a basketball court, not a massacre at a food line...

Delighted to join @tendonmag editorial team. No longer on Twitter that much. Come join me on BlueSky (and let me know if you need access codes!) 😊

Our second panel included fabulous, varied work from John Gulledge and from @SohaBayoumi - on looking and embodied laughing in gory performances of Titus Andronicus and on humor in Covid-19 comics. Can't wait to read these full chapters in the eventual edited volume!

In case you haven't noticed, I'm not here often. Find me on Bluesky as https://t.co/CiOVdUzsEQ for priceless pearls of wisdom.

It’s beautiful seeing how much Sinéad O'Connor meant to so many people. Her bravery, politics, humour. Above all, how she was always herself was like a lighthouse signalling another way of living in a difficult world.

Final session of #GraphMed2023 is a keynote panel on the generational experience of First Nation health research with Justice Seidel, Greg Spence, Rachel Corston, Mena Gewarges, Jane Zhao.